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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
5
A large crowd attended both Sunday services led by Rev Jim Skiles of Stamford. The day included attendance by Cecil Bean of New Hope, with community events noted throughout the day at the local church, school, and auditorium.
Sagerton reports a cold week with notable sickness in the area. Last Tuesday Mr and Mrs B Shed hosted a league social at their home with games and refreshments. Floyd Smith and son from Breckenridge visited last week as did Mr Crowder and dancer Miss Lois Crowder from Abilene.
Farmers are urged to consider the Bankhead Act's impact on production and fairness. The message asks if the act is workable, enforceable, and beneficial, proposing a simple acreage reduction plan if needed. Hugo B. Hateri us signs the call to read, think, and vote.
Mr and Mrs John Ivy and family visited Ms sister Mrs Monroe Higgs and family in Sueders. Rev Omar Bixter at Abilene Christian College to preach at Church of Christ next Sunday. Miss Myrtle Newcomb improving from illness. John M Ivy visiting parents at Abilene Christian College. Box supper at the schoolhouse last Friday. Miss Dorothy Joan Posey of Stamford visited cousins Elizabeth Middleton and Evelyn Cobb. B Y P U held a weiner roast at the Bunkley. Men from Erksdale and Rockdale communities attended. Mr Maxwell Haskell county agent spoke. several from the community went to Haskell on business. Mr and Mrs Cecil Gillespie and children of Berryhill visiting Gillespie parents.
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